Pneumatic Conveying Systems

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Key Features:

Energy efficient and superior quality

Easy installation and high performance

Negligible maintenance and prompt delivery

Further Details:

In Pneumatic conveying, which is a material transportation process powdered and granulated materials are moved vertical and horizontal distances with the help of air within a plant premises.

Using either negative or positive pressure of air or gases, the materials that are to be transported are forced through pipes and lastly are removed from the air and are deposited at the required destination.

The materials travel through pipes - without any chances of contamination, spillages or exposure to the outside factors

Energy efficient procedure

If system is well-designed, it will not pollute the environment

Little maintenance required

Except ducting, which can be on the walls or underground, very few parts need to be installed

Saves space, where required

Various Methods of Pneumatic Conveying:

Lean Phase Conveying: In this case the material to gas ratio is extremely low. It can be a negative or positive pressure system.

Dense Phase Conveying: In this case the material to gas ratio is comparatively high. Extremely high positive pressure is employed in this case.

Factors Influencing Pneumatic Conveying Design:

Nature of Material: Some materials are extremely "free-flowing while others are not. It is more convenient to transmit free-flowing materials. Similarly some materials are hygroscopic or sticky, or flammable. The system needs to be designed keeping in mind the properties of the material.

Particle size: Size of a particle is an important influencing factor for the design of a pneumatic conveying system. But this is not so that the smallest particles are the most convenient to convey.

Bulk Density: This is another factor that determines the power necessity of the system.

Air retention: Identical materials in terms of particle size, bulk density, etc. would act so differently that a pneumatic conveyor can be a great success with some and might fail compeltely with the other.

Capacity required: The system is designed keeping in mind a specific material flow rate - tons/hour.

Distance involved: Consumed energy by a pneumatic conveying system is directly proportional to the distance the material has to be conveyed over - but the vertical distance is different from the horizontal distance.

Number and type of bends: More energy is consumed by a bend duct than a straight duct.